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    str1='<FONT face=Arial color=#555555 size=2>Width is usually measured with mm or inch and it is the horizontal measurement of'+
                                      ' piece of jewelry. Any band or ring is measured across the widest area on the top.'+
                                      ' Settings are measured across the widest metal part, closest to where the center###'+
                                      ' diamond is set. All measurements are approximate and refer to the widest part of the piece.';
  }
  else if (str==2)
  {
  str1='<FONT face=Arial color=#555555 size=2>Carat total weight or ( ct. tw.) stands for the combined carat weight of all diamonds in a piece of jewelry.';
  }
  else if (str==3)
  {
   str1='<FONT face=Arial color=#555555 size=2>A diamond’s weight is measured in'+
                                      ' what is known as a carat’, which is a small unit of measurement equal to 200 milligrams. Carat is not a measure of a diamond’s size,'+
                                      ' since cutting a diamond to different proportions can affect its weight.';
  }
  else if (str==4)
  {
   str1='<FONT face=Arial color=#555555 size=2>When it comes to diamonds in the familiar D-to-Z' +
                                      ' color range (which represents a majority of diamonds on the market), colorless are the most rare kind, so they’re the most valuable.' +
                                      '  They set the standard for grading and assessing the relative colorlessness of other diamonds.  In the past, the terms used to describe' +
                                     ' diamond color was very subjective.  You might have heard vague phrases such as, “Blue white” or “fine white.”  That’s why in the 1950’s, GIA' +
                                      ' developed a color-grading system for faceted, colorless-to-light yellow diamonds, which comprise the vast majority seen on the market.' +
                                      '  The GIA Color Scale has become the most widely used diamond-color grading system in the world, and the normal color range of diamonds' +
                                      ' is often called the “D-to-Z scale.”  The GIA Color scale begins with D (colorless) and continues the alphabet to Z (light yellow).  Each' +
                                      ' letter on the scale represents a narrow color range, that’s based on a combination of tone(darkness or lightness) and saturation(intensity).'+
                                      '  The combination is called depth of color, and it’s a measure of how noticeable color is.';
  }
  else if (str==5)
  {
   str1='<FONT face=Arial color=#555555 size=2>Clarity is the measure of how clearly a diamond is able to allow'+
                                     ' light to pass through it, reflect off of it, and refract within it.'+
                                     ' This light quality is determined by a number of factors, one of which'+
                                     ' is the level of flaws, both internal and external. The internal flaws'+
                                     ' are referred to as inclusions, and the external flaws are known as'+
                                     ' blemishes with inclusions more often being the more detrimental of the'+
                                     ' flaws.</p><p>All diamonds contain features, or flaws, such as mineral inclusions'+
                                     ' and fractures, and most flaws can be so slight as to have no effect on'+
                                     ' the diamonds ability to transmit and scatter light. However, larger'+
                                     ' flaws, and large groupings of flaws, can diminish the ability of light'+
                                     ' to pass through the diamond unimpeded. The location and coloration of'+
                                     ' the flaw has tremendous impact on the overall impact on the diamonds'+
                                     ' clarity. If a flaw is located near the center of the diamond, and is'+
                                     ' dark in color, it will often be more detrimental to the diamonds'+
                                     ' clarity than a clear flaw closer to the diamonds edge.</p>'+
                                     '<p> Clarity is the one area where you will find that you can sacrifice a'+
                                     ' certain measure of perfection for the sake of cost, and still have a'+
                                     ' diamond that you will love and cherish. Clarity has tremendous impact'+
                                     ' on the final cost of the diamond, as it is one of the 4 Cs taken into'+
                                     ' account with the assessing of a diamonds characteristics, as well as'+
                                     ' determining a diamonds monetary value. A scale for clarity is used to'+
                                     ' assess exactly where a particular diamond stands within the world of'+
                                     ' diamonds. The grading system has been devised to measure the amount of'+
                                     ' imperfections within diamonds, based on size, location, quantity, color'+
                                     ' and nature of the inner flaws, or inclusions, when viewed under a'+
                                     ' magnification of 10X.</p>'+
                                     '<p> Inclusions need not be looked upon with disgust, however, as small'+
                                     ' inclusions, which detract negligibly from a diamonds clarity and'+
                                     ' brilliance, can serve as distinct markers for an individual diamond, as'+
                                     ' no two diamonds share the same inclusions or inclusion patterns. It is'+
                                     ' for this reason that it is important to become familiar with the'+
                                     ' inclusions within your diamond, as they serve as the diamonds'+
                                     ' fingerprint. Knowing your diamonds distinct characteristics will allow'+
                                     ' you to properly identify your diamond should it leave your person,'+
                                     ' whether to be cleaned, to be appraised, or for any other reason.</p>'+
                                     '<p> The scale that is most commonly used to determine a clarity grade'+
                                     ' for diamonds is the GIA clarity grading scale. This grading scale runs'+
                                     ' from F to I. All diamonds of gem quality need to be graded on this' +
                                     ' scale in order for the diamonds value to be assessed properly.';
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  else if (str==6)
  {
   str1='<FONT face=Arial color=#555555 size=2>Side Stones carat total weight (ct. tw.) is'+
                                     ' the combined carat weight of all side diamonds excluding the center stone in a piece of jewelry.';
  }
  else if (str==7)
  {
   str1='<FONT face=Arial color=#555555 size=2>Cut refers to the geometric proportions of a gemstone.' +
                            'The cut of a gemstone is one of the most important factors in determining how much sparkle a gemstone produces.';
  }
  else if (str==8)
  {
   str1='<FONT face=Arial color=#555555 size=2>A metal rim gently secures'+
                                      ' a gemstone in'+
                                      ' place by the girdle. The bezel setting guards the gem from damage, yet does not'+
                                      ' block light from creating brilliance.</FONT>';
  }
  else if (str==9)
  {
   str1='<FONT face=Arial color=#555555 size=2>A series of diamonds are mounted in a '+
                                       ' groove carved out in the precious metal. A hole, positioned below the gem, is left open in the channel to allow light in.'+
                                      'Channel Set is a style of setting used for diamond and gemstone jewelry, channel set gems rest in a metal channel, where each ' +
                                      'gem sits perfectly adjacent to the next in a line. Channel set gems are typically round, princess cut or baguette shaped.';
  }
   else if (str==10)
  {
   str1='The invisible setting technique was developed in France more than two centuries ago. Grooves in each stone girdle slip into a metal framework below the surface, but the metal cannot be seen, so stones sit side-by-side, creating a solid surface of gems. '+
                                      ' Jewelry designers use invisible setting techniques to create the illusion of larger diamonds in engagement rings and wedding rings.';
  }
  else if (str==11)
  {
   str1='<FONT face=Arial color=#555555 size=2>When a gemstone is set with prongs, each '+
                                      ' prong is bent to securely hold the gemstone by the crown.';
  }
  else if (str==12)
  {
   str1='<FONT face=Arial color=#555555 size=2>Pavé pronounced <i>Pa Vay</i> comes from the word pavement, as in cobble stones'+
                                      ' laid down close together. Each diamond must be carefully chosen for size as well as cut, and then carefully and artfully be set within the pave'+ 
                                      ' engagement rings band. Clusters of tiny diamonds can create great accents. Pave settings are made up of lots of small gemstones, often diamonds, set closely together. The gems are separated and held in place by little beads of the setting metal. The result is what looks like a continuous surface of diamonds or other gems.';
  }
  else if (str==13)
  {
   str1='<h1>No Sales Tax</h1>'+
'<strong>California State Sales Tax:</strong> <br>'+
'KingOfJewelry.com is located in Los Angeles County, CA, U.S.A. We are required by law to collect sales tax '+
'<strong>only from California residents</strong> '+
'for purchases delivered within California state only. <br>'+
'California sales tax is not applicable to merchandise shipped outside of California to residents of other states. <br>'+
'We <strong>do not</strong> collect sales tax for other states. If the item is shipped to address inside the state of '+ 
'California sales tax of 9.75% will be charged. <br>'+
'Compliance with any other state sales or use tax is the responsibility of the customer.<br>'+
'Contact your state’s tax division for more information.';

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  {

str1="<h1 class='pageHeader'>Diamonds Jewelry Store Policy</h1>"+
"<p><img src='http://www.kingofjewelry.com/images/text/returns-refunds.png' alt='Returns and Refunds' title='Returns and Refunds'><br>"+
"We want you, our loyal customer, to be satisfied with your purchase. Therefore,"+
"we provide the following return policy and procedure: If, for any reason, you "+
"decide not to keep the loose diamond/jewelry, we will accept it back in its "+
"original condition, no questions asked, no restocking fee, for a refund or an "+
"exchange within 1 months (30) days of purchase (date on receipt). Refunds will "+
"be minus shipping charges in the original form of payment except for wire "+
"transfers. Please note that this only applies to diamonds and jewelry found on "+
"our website and not to custom jewelry or special orders.<br>"+
"<br>"+
"Form of Payment:<br>"+
"Credit card - credit will be issued back to the account<br>"+
"Wire transfer - will be refunded via company check<br>"+
"<br>"+
"<br>"+
"Once the 30 day period has expired, you will have the opportunity to upgrade a "+
"diamond purchased through King of Jewelry anytime. You can send the diamond back to us with the original certificate, and "+
"then we will apply the original price paid for your diamond towards the purchase "+
"of a new diamond. If there is any damage to a diamond, we will still credit you "+
"with the original purchase price, but only after subtracting the cost for "+
"polishing and reshaping the diamond.<br>"+
"</p>"+
"<p><img src='http://www.kingofjewelry.com/images/text/koj-policy.png' alt='King of Jewelry Return Policiy' title='King of Jewelry Return Policiy'><br>"+
"<br>"+
"<u><b>100% Satisfaction Guarantee, Or Your "+
"Money Back</b></u><br>"+
"<br>"+
"We offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee on all King of Jewelry diamonds and "+
"diamond jewelry.<br>"+
"<br>"+
"You have <b>30 Days</b> from the invoice date, to inspect the "+
"stone and make a final decision.<br>"+
"<br>"; 
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  {
str1="<h1 class='pageHeader'>100% Satisfaction Guarantee</h1> "+
"<strong> "+
"100% Satisfaction Guarantee, Or Your Money Back</strong> "+
"<br> "+
"We offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee on all King of Jewelry diamonds and diamond jewelry. You have 30 Days from the invoice date,  "+
"to inspect the stone and make a final decision. <br> "+
"We believe in our products and know our customers will be satisfied. <br> "+
"King of Jewelry is committed to providing you, our valued clients, with the best service possible. Our main goal is to satisfy you  "+
"and make your online buying experience as pleasant as possible. We understand that purchasing merchandise over the internet is  "+
"confusing and sometimes scary, especially when large amounts of money are involved. We also understand that buying an engagement  "+
"ring or any fine jewelry is an emotional purchase, which will have sentimental feelings attached to them for years to come.  "+
"With this in mind, we have set forth the following guarantees:&nbsp;&nbsp;<br> "+
"* All of the diamonds we sale are guaranteed to be authentic,<strong>Genuine Natural Diamonds</strong>.<br> "+
"* None of our diamonds are treated, enhanced, nor laser drilled! We do not carry or sell ANY SORT of treated or enhanced diamond!<br> "+
"* All of our merchandise is sold NEW. We do not sell used or estate jewelry.<br> "+
"* Our client's privacy is very important. We guarantee that NO information collected by us will be distributed.<br> "+
"* Each client has a 30 day inspection period (from time you receive the merchandise). If you are not satisfied with your purchase,  "+
"we will refund your full money minus shipping.We DO NOT charge any sort of restocking fees for returns or exchanges which  "+
"fall within our return/exchange policy.&nbsp;Due to the nature of our business, we do not warranty against lost diamonds.  "+
"We are in the wholesale business and this is a service provided by some retailers. In most cases, retailers do not warranty against such a loss. <br> "+
"* King of Jewelry will repair the items if: Metal cracks under normal wear, Diamond falls out (diamond is not lost, but falls out).  "+
"Please remember, the diamonds must be retightens semi-annually due to normal everyday use. We suggest that you have your items professionally  "+
"cleaned and rechecked on a semi-yearly basis.Any miscellaneous cracks or wear marks that are out of the ordinary.  "+
"The aforementioned circumstances will be repaired with no labor charges. You will be responsible for materials, if applicable, and re-shipping. <br> "+
"If you have further questions, you can call us directly at (888) 349-8299 ";

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  {
str1="<h2>Lifetime Upgrade Policy</h2><p>We are delighted to offer our loyal  "+
"customers a very generous upgrade policy because we know sometimes to get your  "+
"sweetheart that 5 carat diamond&nbsp; will be very hard :)&nbsp;</p><p>We will "+
" give you full credit on your jewelry towards the purchase of any other jewelry of greater value.  "+
"You may trade up your diamond after one year from your original purchase date and up to once a year  "+
"there after with no limitations.</p><p>Please note:&nbsp;</p><ul><li>We do require the diamond be returned "+
" with the grading report sold at the time of purchase. The diamond must also be in original condition!</li><li> "+
"We do require that your item must be with no major defects or missing stones. For the most part we accept all  "+
"jewelry however we do reserve the right to limit trade in value for highly worn or damaged items.</li><li>King  "+
"of jewelry&#39;s Lifetime Upgrade Policy, treasure your trust and business and we make sure that "+
" every jewelry in your collection is for a lifetime.</li><li>King of Jewelry carries<b> "+
" a huge inventory of loose diamonds</b>. If you can&#39;t find the perfect diamond you&#39;re  "+
"looking for, we will find it for you. <b>Please call toll free 1-888-349-8299</b> to speak to our  "+
"professional diamond specialists with any questions you may have. Thank you for using our website.</li></ul>";

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